kimberly yeah, the defense department and the department of state both issuing statements with regard to dismissal lodge by north korea. now, the defense department saying that they are not concerned that any of their allies at the time are particularly at risk or any of the u. s. personnel or territory. but what they are saying is this underscore is it highlights the destabilizing impact of north korea's weapons program. now, the state department going much further saying that it is not only condemning this, but pointing out that it is in violation of a number of un security council. resolutions and that's why the state department is calling for renewed dialog dialog that we know has really stalled since 2019, when the north korea suggested to the united states that it was needing sanctions release. something that was rejected by the united states. so it appears that this latest missile launch is really an attempt to try and get the bite administration attention the president will be speaking later today. is he going to address this? well, there's certainly expected to be questions a

but still, kimberly? >> yeah, look.ne else in the family continues to be politically relevant. the more we talk about him the more we help him so i'm with the congresswoman on this one. >> let's stop talking about eric trump. omna, i want to play for you, this is some sound not from today but it's from thursday but we must talk about this. this is the lieutenant governor of texas. listen to this. >> the revolution has begun, a silent revolution to take over this country. you're talking about millions and millions and millions of new voters and they will thank the democrats and biden for bringing them here. who do you think they're going to vote for? so this is -- this is trying to take over our country without firing a shot. >> you know, omna, i'm playing that for you because we talked about this on pbs news hour on friday. once again, this is white replacement theory that's out there but talking about a very real issue. this is not our democrats pulling in new voters, this is about refugees looking for opportunity and

yeah, and kimberly opinion polls show that most americans still support the u. s. withdrawal of many, of course i'm happy with the way that by managed it. so what sort of political fallout is this like to have? do you think? well, the problem for the president is that really nobody a, whether it's republican or members of his own democratic party seem happy about how the afghanistan conflict came to an end with respect to republicans. it's not surprising that they're pointing fingers, but democrats are saying that the president should have listened to the g 7 allies . he should have extended that august 31st withdraw date, because now there are americans that are stranded in afghanistan and, well, the administration argues that they will be able to get out if they want to. that's what they said prior to withdrawal, and those people are still there. so that's a broken promise that people are unlikely to forget. matt never bodes well for presidents tried to win reelection, but it could, you know, that's a long way off. and it could be a problem in the short term f

yeah, and meanwhile, kimberly opinion polls show that most americans still support the us withdrew, although many are unhappy with the way that by managed it. so what sort of political fallout is they're likely to be well, the u. s. president is facing calls to resign by his republican critics. the problem is that with each passing day there becomes new scrutiny and new information about what the president knew. and when he knew it, some new reporting seems to indicate that the, despite the claims by the president, that no one could have predicted how quickly things could deteriorate. in fact, there is evidence of a phone call back in july where the u. s. president was warning african leaders that things were deteriorating quickly. so these are the problems for the president that have his republican critics, which you'd expect to be pointing fingers calling for a congressional investigation. the problem is, is that members of his own democratic party are also and satisfied with some of these answers. and they're particularly unsatisfied with the fact that the president claimed that anyone wh

kimberly, it's been a long time coming this jealous more yeah, 18 months. in fact, this is a system that now has changed that had been in place for 18 months since donald trump was in office. and many had hope. when shall biden became president, that he would reverse the travel restriction and he didn't until now. as you mentioned, the united states now will allow travelers from european countries in the u. k. to come in if they are vaccinated, but just because you're vaccinate and you show proof of vaccination, that's not quite enough. you're also going to need to take a. c cobra test within 72 hours prior to traveling to the u. s. now there are also some new changes that are going to take place for unvaccinated americans who have been able to come and go. but the new changes that affect unvaccinated americans means that they will have to take covert test and get a negative result. of course, within 24 hours of traveling back to the united states and then they will also need to take another test upon arrival within 24 hours. so these are some big changes.

kimberly press stop. it's been a long time coming. this isn't yeah, 18 months. the restrictions on various travelers from particular countries was put in place by the donald trump administration. so when job 5 in came into office, many thought that there would be changes and there weren't until now the administration just announcing that now instead of looking at countries and banding problem in certain countries, they're going to look at individuals from countries all around the world essentially, what it means now is if you've been vaccinated, you can come to the united states, but you're going to need to show proof of vaccination. you're also going to need to show negative cova tasks within 72 hours of your flight to the united states and when it comes to americans, there are some new changes for american travelers, particularly if you're an vaccinate. if you're on back to david and american coming back to the us, you're going to have to have a negative cobit test within 24 hours. and then when you land upon arrival, another passed within 24 hours. so these a

kimberly way where do things stand right now in terms of numbers? yeah, number is not looking good for the by the ministration that is still trying to turn the corner on this and thought that they had with respect to the infections in the united states. they're now 40000000 confirm cases in the united states is the start of the pandemic in about 18 months ago. and that more than 650000 people have died now in terms of the vaccination numbers, more than half the population, roughly 53 percent has been vaccinated, but that really only amounts to 176000000 people. in other words, there are millions that are still not back made in the united states, and that is what is causing a problem because this is a pandemic of the and backs and it is now according to by the ministration officials. so they're very concerned is the delta via are very and continues to spread through the united states. what's happening is they're seeing the number of deaths rising as well, because back in june, it was less than 300 a day. now it's more than 1900100. and so what's the biden

yeah. i had a lot of trouble. >> kimberly had never heard the name byron smith, but rachel had. >> i knew thatsummer. but i didn't know him, at all. >> nick had once done yard work at byron smith's house. now, the sheriff had evidence of what he was doing there, again. byron had set up surveillance cameras at his home. frightened, after a string of break-ins. those cameras proved there was no mistake about the break-in. just after 12:30, the cameras pick up a man approaching the house. the hooded figure is nick. he looks through several windows, as if checking to see if someone's home. he clutches his hood, closely, concealing his face. jeremy is an investigative sergeant with the morrison county sheriff's department. >> you could see that there had been what appeared to be a little bit of casing done on -- on nicholas brady's part. >> he even heads toward one of the cameras and tries to dismantle it. then, he wau walks out of camera range, shatters a window and enters the house. minutes later, the camera shows another, hooded figure. this one, carrying a purse and a cellphone. it's haile. >>

kimberly ground 0 right behind you. what's it like there today? and what is expected? yeah, it's already a very somber mood here at ground 0. there are going to be a number of living presidents that will be attending these commemoration events. we will be expecting not only the current president joe biden, but also a former president clinton obama, and also as well. we are expecting the president who was really in charge of everything when it happened on $911.00, and that will be george w bush. now. notably, who will not be here is donald trump, which is a bit of a surprise, given the fact that he was living in new york at the time of these events. but what we expect is that there will be no public speeches from these presidents. they will be here really just to commemorate the event and to remember what happened on that day and to offer the support to the not only victim families, but also to the 1st responders. we do know that there will be, as part of the ceremony, there will be 6 moment of silence to commemorate the major events of the impacts of the planes, the crashin

kimberly, he also tried to turn a page and reframe u. s. foreign policy in general. yeah, there's no question that he tried to re frame what had happened. this was his opportunity to do that, but in terms of whether or not he was successful, it appears to have failed because well, the u. s. president tried to shift the blame. he says he took responsibility, but then pointed the finger at the, the african army at the former trumpet ministration. and even as he pressed on with this withdraw date it against the advice of g 7 leaders. he again blamed the trump policy for this predicament. so with his claims that he has taken responsibility, it really is anything but that and as a result, as he's now said, there's this new era of foreign policy, really, this sort of claim to end forever. war says, is a policy that's been talked about in the united states for some time. and as he points to, the former administration was actually the beginning of the trumpet ministration, attempting to do that. so there are a lot of people in washington kind of scratching their heads right now a

kimberly hall in washington, d. c. so we got strong statements from jo bye, but almost immediately pushed back as well. yeah, there's no question that those that have felt for a while, but this is a choice, not something that government should dictate are already preparing their legal challenges. there are millions of americans that are still unvaccinated, roughly 80000000, and many of them are conservative. they're living conservative states and feel that joe biden has gone too far. this time. they feel that he has overstepped to the constitutional authority of president. and as a result, are really putting in place already legal challenges and the feeling is, is that particularly when it comes to the private workplace, not the public sector, which would be the federal government. this is where the president has perhaps, to overstep his authorities. now, we do know that there have been some precedent already where the bi magenta has had pushed back of the supreme court level with regard to the mandatory, sort of making sure that people stay in their homes and can't be evicted due to the pandemic. and not h

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kimberly. so the bottom administration say they are dealing with this migrant situation, but this seems to suggest that clearly are not yeah, it's a, it's been a problem for the by ministration. and we watch the white house press secretary gen saki for day struggling to answer reporters questions. when sort of the obvious hypocrisy is being pointed out with regard to the by the administration's immigration policy along the border. number one is that the haitians are being rounded up and set back to their country. well, others are being welcomed in some cases to the united states from central america. and of course, we just say that one of the biggest human to turn in air left out of afghanistan. so report are asking, what makes the haitians claims any different? the parallels are eerily similar. the fact that that they are also fleeing failed state status types. situations where there is corruption, there is economic opera, there is no economic opportunity. there is gross poverty, a lack of resources. but the biden administration has repeatedly said that they are simply enforcing the policy they inherited. and this is some

, kimberly hol, can hello the kimberly with the same vision of demonstrations in texas both for and against this law. what's been the reaction from the rest of america? yeah, well the reaction has been a lot like we saw in texas. if you support abortion, then you are seeing this is a major setback and are going to vow to fight this. and those that are opposed to abortion. see this as a short term when the and are celebrating, but knowing that this is likely to be challenged again in terms of this law in texas now floor it's part the white house, joe biden put out a statement where he said that this law that has been implemented in texas and allowed to stand by the supreme court is extreme. in fact, the view of the president is that this will affect women's health care and disproportionately affect communities of color as well as low income communities. okay, we appreciate that update. thank you very much. kimberly holcomb what health organization says the world is failing paper with demand shot and it's calling on countries to take action in a new report, the w. i choices 55000000 people globally were affected by the disease in 2019, but that number will

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yeah, sounds like it. okay, kristen, thank you so much for that reporting from new jersey. let's bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly how get as we're saying, the president is heading to the state of louisiana to take a look for himself. what more can you tell us about his plans when he arrived there yet? could hear the helicopters on the south lawn of the white house, the president sent to lift off marine one very shortly. and he is heading down to louisiana where hurricane ida 1st head. but certainly didn't stop there eventually moving northward and really carving out a path of destruction. we've talked about some of the damages in the gulf coast regions with the number of deaths, but also just the long term pain that so many are feeling as a result of that storm. still, in terms of the lack of water, half a 1000000 people have that cut off and we're the 1000000 customers last powered, so that still is not restored. so the us presidents going to be looking at that damage. he's going to be on the ground. he's going to make some remarks, but he's also going to tour it from the air to really get an understanding of t

kimberly some republicans, or even calling for an uprising over over president biden's vaccine mandates. how, how will these new mandate fair in such a polarized environment? yeah. uprising, well, when republican did use that word is probably a pretty strong term for what conservatives in the united states. that are opposed to. c the vaccine mandate proposed are put forward by b u. s. president. what they're essentially saying is do not comply. what the feeling is of some conservatives in the united states is that this is government overreach, and that the u. s. president doesn't have the constitutional authority to force people to get a vaccine, which in some cases is still not even been given full authorization by the food and drug administration. so what we're expecting to see our court challenges on a mass scale and already the by the ministration has had some trouble at the supreme court level with another one of its policies, which the supreme court considered to be overreach and has pushed the congress to try and sort out, not if forcing landlords to provide free read to people who have lost their jobs as a result or can't pay their rent as a result of c

kimberly, can you talk us through a little more of what to expect in the coming hours? i know the mood that has been very somber and set to continue really. yeah, the somber mood is expected to continue as we hear the names of the victims continuing to be read. the reason that they do this year after year is to put a face to those names and to try and make sure that they didn't die in vain. so what we're hearing and experiencing right now is something that those that put this event together every year feel is important to continue to keep those names alive because they are people's mothers and fathers and brothers and sisters and aunts and uncles, and grandparents and. and so they do this, it does take a long time, but this is a part of the ceremony that many of the family members look forward to when they can hear that name again, the name they don't hear spoken often because it has been 20 years since they passed then, so this is something that is done to not only remember those that died, but to make sure that this is a part of america that is never forgotten in the history books. and so that is what's taking place at ground 0 behind me. an

kimberly, as you are saying they're getting kind of it under control is always been his stay to the top priority when things now stands for his agenda overall. yeah, the president is not having a good week so far and its just started the president made getting covered under control a top priority. but the other top priorities are his 2 infrastructure packages. and basically there's a physical infrastructure package on capitol hill. and then there's another one with respect to kind of social infrastructure, child care, battling climate change. and right now the problem for the president is that they're not passing through congress the way he had hoped. and the reason that there's a problem with the president is the, when he was running he said, i mean you night or i'm going to bring this country together. not only is he not bringing the country together, but he is having trouble bringing the party together. you have to remember that both houses of congress are controlled by democrats and right now the president is having difficulty getting his own party to support his agenda. that's why this is a pivotal week. the other big issue for the president

and kimberly, this all comes as the white has really has evolved their busy day today to including the 1st in person meeting of the chords. tell us a little bit more about that. yeah, a lot going on at the white house today. it includes a meeting of the quite, as you mentioned, the 1st in person meeting already we've had the indian prime minister arrive here at the white house and render mowdy. we do expect that later the leaders of australia as well as japan, will be joining as they sit down to discuss some issues that are of concern to all the countries. but there's one issue in particular that is a major concern to all for and this security alliance, and that is china. and so the discussions will really center around their respective concerns with relation to china, whether it be illegal fishing, whether it be maritime security, whether it be a science and technology. and of course, cobit 19, the u. s. president will be discussing how there will be an additional vaccines that will be dispensed throughout the in the pacific and how the united states will be supply money in order to do that, the partnerships that can exist to continue to see that the countries in

kimberly how could his across all of this for us? what's been the white house that reaction to the test by both north korea and what's going on in the south? yeah, the biden administration responding through both the defense department as well as the the department, the defense department, putting out a statement saying that is aware of what north korea has done and it is now consulting with its allies. once again, underscoring the long standing position of the united states that the view is that these provocative action by north korea sort of underscores. the destabilizing impact of north korea is weapons program. now the united states is once again reaffirming its security and defense commitment to not only south korea and japan, but the state department going much further condemning the missile large saying is a violation of a number of un security council. resolution ad is once again saying that it is inviting john yang to return to diplomatic talks. and discussions. of course, those talks have essentially stalled since 2019 after north korea asked for sanctions relief and that was rejected by the white house. so there is no question that i

kimberly a lot of discussions going on at the white house today, but most importantly, this is now the 1st in person meeting off the court. tell us more about what we expect. yeah, well it is a very busy day at the white house. in fact, even before this quad meeting gets underway, we are expecting to hear from the u. s. president in about under half an hour's time if he's on time to discuss cope with 19 the response and also the vaccination program. so i know we're going to be following that as well, but following the president's remarks on cobra 19, he is going to be meeting with the leaders of the quad. as you mentioned is the 1st meeting of this particular group, and you've identified the number one concern that will be the dominating issue in these discussions. and that is china. the concern about its growing influence, particularly with respect to these 4 countries. as you've identified india as well as japan, australia, and the united states, so it is within that are broke. they will be discussing their shared concerns respective to their country climate change addressing and distributing more than a 1000000000 coven shots over the next 12 months into 202

. >> kimberly, claire mccaskill has a question for you. >> yeah, what are you hearing?nd it will be particular leverage in afghanistan right now where the united states of america has been their gdp for the last decade. they are a very poor nation, a very young nation, and the taliban may try to govern, but they have a huge job on their hands trying to unite a disparate company fed on religious and ideology that all of these sects are much different than each other. money here could be huge leverage, and private organizations that receive donations from individuals or from various governments including our european allies are in the strongest position to help the women of afghanistan and to help other potential refugees from afghanistan that are our friends. what are you hearing about their effort and whether or not the united states government will help fund these ngos, these not for profits that could go in and actually facilitate getting people out of this country that want to go? >> i mean, i'm so glad that you asked that. i think certainly money is a motivating fac

kimberly, as anyone think the hugely divisive issue. and we know that the biden administration has criticized the adoption of thought abortion law over in texas. tell us more about the reactions coming in. yeah, this is an issue that has polarized americans for multiple generations and decades . and so nothing has really changed in that respect that those, that support abortion and think that it is a right of a woman to choose whether or not she can terminate pregnancy. a really, really upset over this and i'm a little bit shocked. and those that are opposed to abortion are seen. this is as a win, but only a short term when the biden administration has issued a statement back to us president calling this law that is allowed to stand right now in texas as extreme. and particularly concerning for joe biden, is how this will impact women's health. in other words, he believes that this will this proportionately affect communities of color as well as low income communities. so the white house is vowing to look at what it can do to ensure that they, that women get the access to health care. the white house believes that they should have that they believe is a constitutional right. kimberly just cl

that want him to stop talking, kimberly, they don't like some of his riveting or going off topics when they need to tightly control moving his domestic agenda forward? >> yeahctually that everyone in america is seeing. i have to disagree with juan a little bit here. it was very, very clear from the beginning that the reason that this administration continued to push on with this artificial august 31st deadline despite being requested by allies, international allies, and members of congress to please put the mission first is they wanted to draw a line underneath this and turn and pivot back to their domestic agenda. i think the problem is that is it doesn't necessarily stop the headlines from coming. and we are still going to be hearing about the people who have been left behind, the terrorists who are taking over positions in the government. and, you know, joe biden can pretend he can ignore it but americans understand the complete disconnect. the real risk to the administration is it makes him end up looking callus, it makes him end up looking as though he is ignoring a crisis and a problem. and that will not be good for his poll numbers and it will be har

kimberly motley. she is an msnbc legal analyst. raf, what is the latest there on the ground and that journey for those afghans and americans and other internationals that made it from kabul to doha? >> yeahhours ago we watched some pretty tired but relieved people come down the steps from that plane on to the runway here in doha. they had a fairly extraordinary day. they woke up in this kabul. they passed through an airport controlled by the taliban, threatened by isis and they're going to sleep tonight in the relative safety and security here in doha, qatar. there are about 113 people on that plane. the state department said just a couple minutes ago that it invited 30 u.s. citizens and legal permanent residents to be on the flight but not all of them made it. so given that we know there was somewhere in the ballpark of 100 american citizens trying to get out of afghanistan, that would imply there are still at least several dozen or so trying to get out. there were also canadians, ukrainians, germans and brits on that flight. it seemed luke a large number of the people onboard were canadian. we met one canadian man who was holding the hand of his 6-year-old daughter. he was very relieve

also both myself and my general manager kimberly pretty much answer our phones 24/7 and can be texted by the landlords if there's any issue to reconcile. so, yeahink that's what we're trying to achieve here unless you want any other texture on what's been going on with the landlords, we just look forward to being able to do it respectfully and politely use our speakers at a really low level that like maggie said, people aren't going to hear beyond 25'. i checked that with an app on my phone anyway and i feel like i've read up and down in and out everything in 15.1, 15.2 article 49 and 29 and it's very important to me to follow the rules to the t. and being compliant. i guess that's what i have to say. any questions? i've never done this before so i don't know. >> president: yeah. we'll definitely have some questions. >> okay. great. >> president: yeah. so just hang out here for a bit. any commissioners want to go first here with some thoughts or questions? >> commissioner: aaron, thank you first of all for that context. that was really helpful to understand and it sounds like you've also put in place some good procedures and managerial concerns

also both myself and my general manager kimberly pretty much answer our phones 24/7 and can be texted by the landlords if there's any issue to reconcile. so, yeah. i think that's what we're trying to achieve here unless you want any other texture on what's been going on with the landlords, we just look forward to being able to do it respectfully and politely use our speakers at a really low level that like maggie said, people aren't going to hear beyond 25'. i checked that with an app on my phone anyway and i feel like i've read up and down in and out everything in 15.1, 15.2 article 49 and 29 and it's very important to me to follow the rules to the t. and being compliant. i guess that's what i have to say. any questions? i've never done this before so i don't know. >> president: yeah. we'll definitely have some questions. >> okay. great. >> president: yeah. so just hang out here for a bit. any commissioners want to go first here with some thoughts or questions? >> commissioner: aaron, thank you first of all for that context. that was really helpful to understand and it sounds like you've also put in place some good procedures and managerial co